For some strange reason sometimes when my score is down in Caps my RL portifolio is up.

S&P returns eat up CAPS points. So while you portfolio may be up 200%, because the S&P when up 50%+ in that time your CAPS points are only going to show a return of <=150%. Conversely if you have a portfolio of low beta stocks with an average return of 30% or less, you will lose points in CAPS because the stocks return is less than the S&P's return.

The S&P 500 is now trading 20% higher than its 200-day average. Although there have been rare occasions this deviation has been higher, we note that this is typically an "extreme."• During the 2002/2007 bull market, we never hit +20%.• 1986 and 1987 saw 19%/20%, but no higher.• 1982 saw the deviation briefly above 20%.• 1975 saw a marginal move above 20%.• 1943 saw the 20% deviation again prove good resistance.• 1935 and 1936 though saw the deviation above 20%.• 1933 saw the S&P 500 59% rich to its 200-day.• 1929 saw the 20% deviation again prove good resistance.• 94% S&P 500 stocks also now above their 200-day average.